The new glasses, wearing it for two weeks to travel and play, came back to study and rose 50 degrees

Hehe, travel is also the process of eye relaxation, the prescription will not rise, that is the optometrist's problem, and there is also a psychological factor, because the new glasses just wore when they felt very bright and clear, in fact, the prescription was not matched accurately, after a few days of adaptation, I felt that I could not see far or not reach normal vision, so I thought that the prescription had risen.

It's normal for your eyes to be unshaped when you're still young, but you should lower when you travel, maybe the level of the optometrist is too poor to give you the wrong test, don't change it first, look at the general increase in a few days for about half a year, and when you are over eighteen years old, your eyes will not rise.

Pseudomyopia in adolescence can be left without wearing it except for watching the blackboard and watching TV in class.

This is your case.

First, it is possible that the glasses are not suitable or the quality is not good.

Second, it's normal for your eyes to have an increase in power.

If it's new glasses, did you have a refraction when you put them on? Just going out for a trip, the prescription shouldn't rise too fast, unless the glasses don't fit. In addition, optometry is best to go to a professional eye hospital, which is more accurate and objective.

You can't just say you've increased your degree based on a single review.

I stayed up 3 nights the other day, and then I showed myself that there was an increase (adult).

After a few days of rest, it came down. Check it out again when you're in good shape.

It should be too high a degree.

If you can determine that the power and astigmatism as well as the axial direction and interpupillary distance are normal, then it is a problem for you to adapt, and it usually takes a week to adapt.

If it is equipped with a regular optical store, it should not be a problem of prescription, 1, the new lens base is relatively bright, the first generation will definitely feel different, 2, the astigmatism degree change is definitely necessary to adapt, because the previous glasses you have adapted, sudden change, must need to adapt, if it is monocular astigmatism, the adaptation time will be longer, generally within 2 weeks, 3, you are equipped with a spherical lens or non-sphere, if it is a spherical lens, this kind of peripheral vision blurred situation is too normal, go to other optical stores to review the power, whether to check the axis position of the astigmatism to see if there is any change in the axis position.

Let's take a look at yourself first, are you dizzy when you wear it? The prescription of the new glasses is still much higher than the previous one, so the eyes need to get used to it.

In addition, compare whether the lenses are spherical or aspherical on the next two occasions, as the difference between spherical and spherical lenses will also cause the glasses to be uncomfortable.

If you still wear it after two days, it is recommended to go to the optician store for a recheck! Confirm that the refraction is accurate!

I shouldn't be used to it, I brought it with you at the beginning, and then I slowly got used to it.

How old are you, you're not even 18 years old. The eyeball is deformed. The eyes will rise, in fact, if you don't wear glasses, your eyes will rise, pay attention to maintenance, and basically don't rise when you become an adult.

Did he give you a try-on for half an hour.

Generally, if it rises 50 degrees more than before, it will be very unbearable.

There are two possibilities: the mirror power is too large; The glasses are not adjusted to wear.

The prescription will not change much overnight, first determine whether the prescription of the glasses is appropriate, or the eyes may be overadjusted, and there is a part of the adjustment of spasmodic myopia, it is best to go to a special optometry center for a detailed examination.

It may be caused by inaccurate refraction and unqualified glasses. Hefei Purui.

When wearing it for the first time, you can see clearly when you are close and feel that things are magnified, and you can see far away and feel blurred and your head swells. It's good to stick to it for about 2 weeks, and it must be worn.

1.You may have aspherical lenses before, but now you have spherical lenses, just like you are used to watching flat screen TV and then let you watch the old TV before, so it will be a little bulging to look at the flat surface.

2.Interpupillary distance may not be appropriate.

3.The lenses are worn too much, and the lenses are deformed when they are attached.

4.The slope of the frame is not the same.

Suggestion: Take the two pairs of glasses to another optical store and let the optician check what the problem is, and then make adjustments.

My friend told you that I get dizzy every time I change my glasses, Reason 1: Your prescription** is not yet used to your eyeballs.

2 Have you changed the frame for your glasses The basket gets bigger or smaller Either way, it will make your eyes feel that the viewing distance is smaller.

3 The aspherical is ultra-thin, your degree is not high, there is no need to match this, and this is expensive, of course, the electricity owner wants you to pay more money.

I'm 700 on the left and 700 on the right to deserve this.

It doesn't matter, it's good to get used to it, usually in a week or so, if it still hurts, go to the hospital, and if the result is not good, take the report and go to the place where you have glasses to find him to accompany you.

The eyeballs are not adapted, and the new glasses are generally like this, if you are not at ease, you can go to another place to check.

New glasses have this problem, and after a week or two of getting used to it, it's fine, don't worry.

People with myopia will have teary eyes or symptoms such as dryness, foreign body sensation, blurred vision, and in severe cases, vision loss after working in front of a computer screen for a long time. When you experience such eye strain, changing into old glasses that you have worn before can relieve the symptoms to some extent.

Why? Because when we see far away (5 meters away), our eyes basically don't need to adjust. But when the object is within 5 meters, it must be adjusted by the eyes to see clearly.

The closer an object moves closer to the eye, the more the eye uses the more accommodations it uses to see near objects clearly.

When the human eye is adjusting, the intraocular lens, suspensory ligament, and ciliary body work together and are indispensable. Just like a camera, it can capture both near and far objects. However, there is a limit to the adjustment power of the human eye and it gradually decreases with age.

Generally speaking, if a patient with myopia re-opts and re-opts for glasses, the prescription of the new glasses will be 75 150 degrees higher than that of the old glasses. During refraction, visual acuity is determined by looking at an eye chart 5 meters away, and the eye basically does not need to adjust at this time, and even if it does, the intensity of adjustment is limited. And looking at the computer screen at a distance of 50 to 60 cm in front of you, it is necessary to adjust it before you can see it clearly.

If you often see things up close and continue to use your eyes for too long, your eyes will need to adjust frequently, and even if the adjustment system is in a state of tension all the time, your eyes will feel uncomfortable.

Therefore, if you wear old glasses (preferably 150 degrees lower than the new glasses) when you see things for a long time, the adjustment force used for close-up work will be reduced, and the symptoms of eye fatigue will be significantly improved or even disappear. This method is also suitable for adolescent myopia when reading and doing homework.

If you work for a long time in close proximity, you can choose glasses with a low degree, usually lower than the power you are currently wearing.

DAO 150 degrees. For example, a person reading a book, looking at a computer, etc. This is good for glasses.

If the prescription of the old glasses is not very different from the new glasses, it is recommended not to use them.

Do not change your glasses often, because the functions of glasses are different, such as wheelbase, interpupillary distance, etc. It takes the eyes to get used to it, and it doesn't do much good for the eyes.

Therefore, if you insist on preparing several pairs of glasses to meet different needs, it is recommended to use the same kind of glasses frame and the same kind of lenses, but the difference in power is about 150 degrees.

Yes, it should be a little better, the glasses are very disturbing, as long as you wear them, you want to take them off for a long time, and the number of degrees will only increase! Glasses will only get more and more blind, so I recommend that you do not wear new glasses unless you have to, and there is no need to bring the old ones when you have high prescription glasses, which is good for your eyes.

I also agree with the upstairs that because the power of the new eye is larger than the original one, the prescription of the previous mirror has increased greatly due to eye fatigue caused by the unsuitable prescription.

I agree with what was said upstairs! That's what I'm guilty of, and I'll pay it back in order to save that little money! It is recommended that you do not use a suitable mirror and that you should go to a certain degree of surgery.

If the previous one is too different from the current one, don't use it, so as not to cause the degree to rise.

You can't use a low-power reading book, although it is clear, it is still easy to cause eye fatigue and deepen myopia.

No, you cannot

Because the prescription is different, you are wearing someone else's glasses

After wearing a new pair of glasses for two weeks, the vision is blurred after taking it off, the first point is that the prescription may be high, the second point may be that you are not used to it, or it is the result of eye fatigue, but I also do not recommend wearing glasses for a long time, it is best to not wear them without them.

If the prescription of the new glasses rises a lot, and the replacement lens is much larger than the original prescription, the feeling of discomfort at this time is not necessarily due to the high prescription, but often caused by unadaptability.

If it is indeed heightened, it is easy to cause visual fatigue. It is advisable to get used to it for a few days. If symptoms persist after a few days, a repeat test is recommended.

There will be a little bit, and if you don't change it, the degree will be, and it will grow very quickly.

It's going to be a little, and it's okay to get used to it.